More than 750 wolves - over half of the wolf population in the Greater Yellowstone and central Idaho regions - could be killed under this new rule change, starting as early as March 2008.
When the American buffalo rebounded from near-extinction and gray wolves returned to the wild, they found their refuge in the tawny grasslands and pine-covered ridges of Yellowstone National Park. When grizzly bears lost most of their habitat to logging and development, the northern Rockies provided them with the thousands of square miles of wild forests and meadows they needed to survive. Now, the Bush administration is set on sacrificing more of the country's most cherished wild places to satisfy energy corporations. These wildlands include vital habitat for many of our nation's most beloved wildlife species: threatened grizzly bears, wolves and thriving herds of pronghorn, elk and bison.
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